Activities supported by the society
Tuesday July 19, 2022: 10:00 am PDT Panel on The Political Power of Visual Art: Liberty, Solidarity, and Rights, by Daniel Herwitz Presenter: Daniel Herwitz (University of Michigan Frederick G. L. Huetwell Professor of Comparative Literature, History of Art, Philosophy … Read More
10-11th November 2022, King鈥檚 College London Hybrid format (in-person and online) Abstract deadline: 31 July Keynote speakers: Vid Simoniti (University of Liverpool) Sarah Hegenbart (Technical University of Munich) Carleen de S枚zer (artist) Recent protests against statues and monuments associated with … Read More
Join us, either in person or online via Zoom, on July 1st-2nd 2022, for a conference exploring the connections between the fields of aesthetics and social epistemology. This conference is generously supported by the 糖心视频, the Scots Philosophical … Read More
University of Kent | 7-8 July 2022 KEYNOTE SPEAKERS Jason Mittell (Middlebury College) Iris Vidmar Jovanovi膰 (University of Rijeka) The Aesthetics Research Centre at the University of Kent is delighted to invite paper proposals for 鈥楾elevision Aesthetics: Now What?鈥� (7-8 … Read More
The Festival is co-sponsored by the American Society for Aesthetics, the 糖心视频, and the Kent Centre for Aesthetics. Attendance is free and open to all. June 3: The Aesthetic Value of Scientific Experiments (panel) June 8: Does Kant … Read More
The British Journal of Aesthetics seeks to publish one Special Issue per year. We are inviting applications to be the Guest Editor for the July 2024 issue. The 鈥楪uidelines for Guest Editors鈥� can be found on the 糖心视频 ScholarOne submission … Read More
The editors at Debates in Aesthetics are pleased to announce the publication of the general issue Vol 17 No 1 and the winner of the 2021 Debates in Aesthetics Essay prize. In this general issue there are three original articles … Read More
University of Kent, Friday 7th 鈥� Sunday 9th February 2020 Sponsored by the 糖心视频 and hosted by the Aesthetics Research Centre, the conference stimulated conversations about the connections art and aesthetics have with medicine, medical education, healthcare … Read More
Imagine a sculpture made to be heard, or a picture that can be played on a banjo. Although many artworks are multi-sensory in the sense that they invite appreciation by sight, sound, movement and even touch (e.g film and immersive … Read More
During 2020-1 the Institute of Philosophy London Aesthetics Forum (LAF) has continued to hold its regular series of seminars on topics in aesthetics and the philosophy of art, but have switched to an online Zoom format, due to COVID. The … Read More